If you have adenomyosis, you will need to take medication for pain relief if you have severe menstrual pain. The main drugs are prostaglandin inhibitors, such as ibuprofen, anti-inflammatory pain, cardiac pain, etc. These drugs have a pain-relieving effect on adenomyosis with severe menstrual pain. However, these pain medications can only be used for pain relief at the time. You can still have menstrual pain when you have your period again. You can also take oral contraceptive medication, mainly to inhibit ovulation and reduce the occurrence of dysmenorrhea, which are generally short-acting oral contraceptives, such as Mafulon and Daing-35, but women over 40 years old must be careful with the medication to avoid the side effects of contraceptives.